Las Vegas is heading into a dangerous stretch of triple-digit heat, with a forecast high of 117 degrees Saturday and little overnight relief.

Nevada has suspended 16 school reports, launching a larger effort to cut duplicative paperwork and return thousands of hours to classrooms.

A class-action claims the Las Vegas Valley Water District's Excessive Use Charge is punitive and hard to contest, hitting roughly one in ten customers and inflating summer bills. Plaintiffs say the policy raises constitutional due-process concerns.

Nevada veterans are split over paying for VA‑claims help as Congress considers the SAFEGUARD bill to curb predatory fee practices. Local vets say it’s either a lifeline or a scam.

Sunrise Children’s Hospital has added pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Taryn Bragg, expanding local brain and spine care and reducing the need for families to travel out of state.

Gavin Maloof told a Las Vegas court he felt 'betrayed' after his ex pleaded guilty and agreed to repay nearly $445,000. The cases could be dismissed if restitution is made.

Mike Tyson’s Iron Mike Legacy is coming to Flamingo Las Vegas this fall, promising an AR/VR/hologram 'phygital' immersion. Public tickets go on sale Aug. 5.

A Mark Cuban-led fund has taken a minority stake in the Athletics, the fund’s first team investment. The deal arrives as the club moves toward a permanent Las Vegas home.

A Las Vegas cellphone repair owner is accused of staging an armed robbery in October 2023 and filing bogus insurance claims that netted roughly $88,611.

A pro-Lombardo PAC placed mock 'Newsom endorses Ford' signs across the Las Vegas Valley, including a tiny note that the photo was manipulated.

A Nevada court granted a preliminary injunction after finding Meta likely hid child-safety risks tied to Messenger’s encryption, the attorney general said.

Industry chatter says Rush may be negotiating a residency at the Las Vegas Sphere as the band rides momentum from the 'Fifty Something' tour. Reports remain unconfirmed.

After state inspections and a license revocation, Crimson Heights has agreed to shut its Utah residential programs for minors by the end of July.